Build me a personal subscription tracker as a Live Artifact — a saved dashboard that re-pulls fresh data from my email every time I open it, so it always reflects what I'm currently paying for. Before you build, check what email connector I already have set up. — If an email tool is already connected (Gmail, Outlook, etc.), just use it and move straight into building. Don't make me re-confirm. — If nothing is connected, tell me, recommend the right connector, and walk me through hooking it up. Wait for confirmation before moving on. Quick environment check first: this only works in a tool that supports Live Artifacts and email connectors. If that's not the environment I'm in, tell me up front instead of trying to build something half-working. What the dashboard does: Scan my email for the last 90 days and pull every recurring subscription receipt — streaming, software, AI tools, fitness apps, news, cloud storage, anything billing monthly or annually. From each receipt, extract the service name, plan description, monthly cost (annualize any yearly bills into a monthly equivalent), last charge date, and next billing date. Be careful with yearly subscriptions: divide them by 12 for the monthly figure. Don't accidentally count a $60/year plan as $60/mo in the totals. Surface a "Worth a second look" callout — services where I haven't received any non-receipt emails from that brand in the last 30 days. Frame this as a soft signal, not a verdict. I might still use those services and just not be on their mailing list, so the language should suggest review, not cancellation. How it should look — single mobile-proportioned column, around 608px wide, dark mode (near-black background), Linear/Notion vibes, not corporate banking: 1. HERO at the top. - One enormous dollar number in bold white-to-gray gradient typography, with the cents shown smaller and subscripted (like "$197" big, ".86" small). - One muted line under it: "That's $X,XXX a year across N active subscriptions." - Two small pill chips below: "Next: [service] [date]" with a clock icon, and "Biggest: [service] $X/mo" with a circle icon. 2. "WORTH A SECOND LOOK" CALLOUT, prominent under the hero. - Subtle amber-tinted card on near-black, with a glowing amber dot. - Header in small uppercase tracked-out type: "SUBSCRIPTIONS WORTH A SECOND LOOK." - One bold punchy line where the dollar amount glows amber: "$XX/mo on N services you may not be using as much." - A clean list of each one: small brand-colored swatch on the left, service name in the middle, price on the right ("$XX.XX /mo"). - Below the list, one small italic line in muted text: "Based on email activity in the last 30 days — review before canceling anything." 3. TIMELINE: "When's my money leaving?" / "Next 30 days." - A thin horizontal axis with date labels every 5 days (e.g. APR 28, MAY 3, MAY 8…). - A colored dot for each upcoming charge, positioned by date, colored with that brand's signature color. If two charges hit the same day, fan them out vertically. Hover reveals service name + amount. 4. ACTIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS card grid (2 columns). - Section header on the left ("Active subscriptions"), count on the right ("N active"). - Each card has: a brand-colored monogram tile in the top-left (the letter for Netflix in red, Spotify green, ChatGPT teal, Disney blue, Adobe red, etc.) and a small category tag in the top-right (Streaming, Productivity, AI, Fitness, News, Storage, Security) tinted with the same brand color. - Below: service name, plan description in muted text (like "Netflix Premium (4K + HDR)"), then a big bold price with " / mo" in small muted type beside it. - At the bottom: "Next [date]" with a small calendar icon. - Cards in the "second look" set get a tiny amber dot in the top-right corner as a quiet flag. - A subtle vertical accent stripe in the brand color runs down the left edge of each card. - For services without a well-known brand color, pick a reasonable neutral and tell me in chat which ones got a fallback so I know what's approximate. 5. CATEGORY DONUT at the bottom. - Header: "By category" / "monthly $." - Multi-colored donut chart with category-coded segments. Center of the donut shows the total monthly spend with " / MONTH" underneath. - To the right of the donut: a legend listing each category with a colored swatch, the category name, and the monthly amount (e.g. "Streaming $68 /mo"). 6. FOOTER: a small muted line: "Refreshed live from [email source] · last 90 days." Animation and polish: — Subtle fade-up entrance on each section as the page loads, staggered top-to-bottom. — Generous spacing. Large readable typography. Tabular numerals on all dollar amounts so they line up cleanly. — The hero number and the "second look" callout are the two visual anchors that need to land. Everything else supports them. Be honest with me about the data: — If you find very few or no receipts, don't fake a dashboard. Tell me what you found and where you looked, and ask whether my receipts might be in another inbox, a Promotions tab, or filtered into a separate folder. — If a parsed amount looks uncertain — a yearly plan you weren't sure about, a service where the next-charge date wasn't clear, or a number you had to estimate — call it out in chat after the build so I can verify. — If you guessed at a brand color or category for a less common service, tell me which ones so I know what's approximate. Make it feel like a product, not a report. When it's built, tell me where it lives and how I can reopen it later. If anything goes sideways — no receipts found, unsupported email provider, weird data — explain in plain English and suggest a fix instead of giving up.